Anotha quest from the Terminal Realm..
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Re: Anotha quest from the Terminal Realm..
You can play mp3's in terminal with a 'mpg123", there's probably others too
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Re: Anotha quest from the Terminal Realm..
I only use console/terminal to perform some troubleshooting and administrative tasks, not to do everything. Therefore, I can't answer the first two questions. If I were you, I would simply take the files on a removable media (USB flashdrive. for example) and print them from another computer with which I have a GUI environment.
Your IP address is specified in /etc/network/interfaces, which can be opened and edited using any text editor. Simply type man infterfaces to get an idea of what to put in there. Or you can try executing this code:
Example:
To get a list of all available adapters, enter:
Type man ifconfig for more information.
Your IP address is specified in /etc/network/interfaces, which can be opened and edited using any text editor. Simply type man infterfaces to get an idea of what to put in there. Or you can try executing this code:
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sudo ifconfig adapter ip.address
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sudo ifconfig eth0 192.168.0.1
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ifconfig -a